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Thulisile Ntobela, once lived in an apartment, but when her rent went up 25%, the unemployed mother of five could no longer afford and moved out.

The steady rain, which came down in droves at times, started late last week and continued almost non-stop, taking away homes, roads and bridges.

Investigations into human rights abuses in Ukraine.

If the ANC had brought the same energy to resolving the housing crisis that it brought to running the World Cup in 2010, or enforcing the recent Covid lockdowns, we would not be in this terrible situation.

ABAHLALI BaseMjondolo movement has vowed to leave no stone unturned to get justice for slain members Ayanda Ngila and Siyabonga Manqele.

Leader of Abahlali baseMjondolo, S'bu Zikode says the current wave of repression against the movement may be because 'the ANC is losing power.' Imraan Buccus writes that if Zikode is correct, we are in for a difficult period ahead

MEMBERS of the Abahlali baseMjondolo movement are living in fear.

The murder of young activist Ayanda Ngila reminds us, again, that there are two worlds in South Africa, including for civil society organisations.

Shack dwellers’ movement member Bongamusa Manqele was shot from behind while running from the police Cato Crest in Durban.

Abahlali BaseMjondolo leaders have triggered the alarm many times that its members are under siege. This week 30-year old activist Ayanda Ngila was gunned down while tending to a communal garden in Cato Crest.